Sentence examples for an overuse from inspiring English sources

Looking at overusers more closely, 448 (50.6%) of those with an overuse in one quarter of 2007 and 611 (56.3%) of those with an overuse in ≥ two quarters had any of these co-medications (Chi2-test, p = 0.008).

"Or an overuse injury, from prolonged exertion.

The union claimed that the survey also revealed an overuse of agency staff in the NHS.

Like most running injuries, runner's knee is an overuse rather than a traumatic injury.

Athletes, parents and coaches should all be familiar with the symptoms of an overuse injury.

Or is there some countertrend, obesity or an overuse of medications, perhaps, that will turn the statistics around?

Of the music that brought them together, she added: "There's violence and an overuse of the n-word.

It is not an overuse injury from playing one sport too intensively, like shoulder injuries in young pitchers.

Moreover, the semi-intensive SKS occupied more natural pastures than extensive SKS, which caused an overuse of the Steppe.

I think it stems from a misconception of what QE does, as well as an overuse of the term "liquidity".

Chondromalacia patella is, generally, an overuse injury found in athletes with extrinsic anatomical abnormalities of the lower extremity.